I know exactly why you believe this but your attitude has very short term credibility which is quickly running out.

We all know about recent Black history in the West but the idea that one group has to retain guilt for this history and be deprived of racial pride while everyone else can freely express it is bonkers.

It is as racist as you can get.

Slavery and subsequent persecution of Black people was a symptom of the prevailing circumstances. It was a consequence of human behaviour that has probably existed since there have been humans. It was a tiny blip in the grand scheme of history.

If you think that one particular demographic should feel an endless responsibility for that and have to hang their heads till the end of time, then you are a lunatic.

Edited by Hrolf The Ganger (16 Apr 2019 5.05pm)

From a few years ago...the pushers of 'white guilt' doing a bit of perverse physical enactment.

Whoever the parents of this child are they are a disgrace....child abuse.

Edited by Stirlingsays (16 Apr 2019 5.44pm)

Historically part related to slave owners......The sins of the fathers visited onto the god knows how distant children.....and all voluntarily.....perverse.

Obviously been listening to people like Wisbech....someone needs to give them the directions to Wakanda.

Well essentially you are on here stating that it's fine for black people to state 'black and proud' but there are 'racist attitudes' around saying 'white and proud'.

I'm ok for others to conclude as to where the 'racism' is there. The previous posts are there to read. I defend your right to hold hypocritical views on race if you want to....you certainly aren't alone. But you are rightly open to criticism for these views from the right....well, I know some on the left who wouldn't like them as well.

I asked you to tell me which Conservative in history has publicly stated your views on white people here. You failed to provide one.

I certainly can't think of one and that's even amongst the ridiculous collection we have at the moment.

Edited by Stirlingsays (16 Apr 2019 2.15pm)

Why wouldn't you be proud to say it?
It originated from white kids emulating their black brothers.
Lauren Aitken and many other black Jamaican artists loved them and the skinheads loved their music back.
You're right in saying it isn't racist, but I'm confused on why you would not be proud.
Maybe, your sub culture history is not all there, or maybe its reggae and ska you don't approve of